Perfect Ear: Music & Rhythm
com.evilduck.musiciankit
by Crazy Ootka Software AB
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About this app
Learn chords, scales, intervals, learn to identify melodies by ear and how to sight read music. Learn how to sing notes and intervals! Learn essential music theory and bootstrap your musicianship.
It's like a music school, but totally fun and free!
Perfect Ear provides you with high quality, unique ear training, rhythm training, solfège lessons, music theory and note reading lessons. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or a professional, ear training is essential, and you will always find something that will make you a better musician. Across the globe music teachers recommend Perfect Ear to their students every day.
Key features:
• Ear training exercises: practice intervals, scales, chords
• Rhythm training exercises: learn to read and recognize rhythm durations
• Super customizable: you can create your own ear training or rhythm training exercises as well as your own custom chords and scales
• You can even create custom rhythm patterns for your exercises
• Beginner friendly music theory articles
• Melodic dictation exercises
• Sight reading trainer: learn to effortlessly read sheet music
• Absolute pitch trainer
• Note singing trainer
• A fully-fledged scale dictionary
Perfect Ear is the best free ear training app out there! These are not empty claims. Just looks at our awesome Play Store reviews.
Ear training exercises can be performed with a piano or guitar. You can always plug-in your MIDI keyboard to practice with our Sight Reading trainer.
So what are you waiting for? Download Perfect Ear right now and you will be amazed by what it has to offer!
It's like a music school, but totally fun and free!
Perfect Ear provides you with high quality, unique ear training, rhythm training, solfège lessons, music theory and note reading lessons. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or a professional, ear training is essential, and you will always find something that will make you a better musician. Across the globe music teachers recommend Perfect Ear to their students every day.
Key features:
• Ear training exercises: practice intervals, scales, chords
• Rhythm training exercises: learn to read and recognize rhythm durations
• Super customizable: you can create your own ear training or rhythm training exercises as well as your own custom chords and scales
• You can even create custom rhythm patterns for your exercises
• Beginner friendly music theory articles
• Melodic dictation exercises
• Sight reading trainer: learn to effortlessly read sheet music
• Absolute pitch trainer
• Note singing trainer
• A fully-fledged scale dictionary
Perfect Ear is the best free ear training app out there! These are not empty claims. Just looks at our awesome Play Store reviews.
Ear training exercises can be performed with a piano or guitar. You can always plug-in your MIDI keyboard to practice with our Sight Reading trainer.
So what are you waiting for? Download Perfect Ear right now and you will be amazed by what it has to offer!
What's New
What's new in 3.9.101:
- Stabilization and UI fixes
If you like the application, please give us a good rating on Google Play. It will help us keep improving the app.
- Stabilization and UI fixes
If you like the application, please give us a good rating on Google Play. It will help us keep improving the app.
App Information
Version Name
3.9.76
Version Code
443
File Size
10.3 MB
Minimum OS
Android 8.0+
Target SDK
Android 34
Developer
Crazy Ootka Software AB
Contact
Website
Content Rating
Everyone
Package Name
com.evilduck.musiciankitPermissions Required
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Recent Reviews
Jon O'Ferrall
1.0★
If you ever use the singing option on this app, you will regret it. The microphone is a piece of $#!+. If there is any other noise around you, you will be marked Wrong. Furthermore, once activated 3/4ths of your daily exercizes will now be singing instead of interval identification. Much better apps exist for this training.
Latt Vines
3.0★
Very good lessons for pitch intervals. The calibration for metronome taps needs work though. I understand that Bluetooth devices affect the latency. I have calibrated without Bluetooth, and with, using only device speakers many times and many ways, and I cannot get it matched up no matter what I do. that is making the rhythm lessons useless. Other rhythm apps work better in this regard, even the other ones that require calibration.
Adam Gerlach
5.0★
I love this app!! I have become a much better musician because of it. I often recommend it to people who want to learn theory and ear training. The one feature I wish this app had was an option to change accidentals from sharps to flats. I use the fretboard trainer a lot, but me and everyone I play with thinks of accidentals as flats, not sharps. So it's hard and slow to get an intuitive understanding of the fretboard, practicing it the way I never use it in real-world applications.
Xavi Ramos
5.0★
Started learning music theory and piano during the pandemic (from absolute 0). AMAZING app. No need to get the paid upgrades for a good experience, but I got them now and it's been EVEN better. Very much recommend. One little thing is, I wish there was instructions for melodic dictation. What are those two chords I hear before dictation starts? I'm sure it's something very standard for this exercise but google didn't help me much in finding an answer :p
Yoni Musher
4.0★
Awesome except for that the scale singing is kinda eh, when it works, it's great. But the metronome sometimes is close enough to the pitch that it fails me even if I'm singing the right pitch. It also doesn't come in on the one, it comes in a bit before which is really annoying and kills the flow of your thought. If you can fix that then instant a five star
Chris Purvis
3.0★
really like this app. I love the pitch singing trainer. but now its no longer there. instead there is an activity inside of drills that just seems worse. before it was so intuitive. you could see in real time what you were singing as well as plunk a note on the virtual keyboard. now its just a drill that seems bland. if it's somewhere else, please let me know. id love to use that activity again.
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